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A hate crimes bill clears the Senate amid outrage. House Republicans unveil their budget proposal. And the House approves an alcohol regulations bill. Heres what you might have missed this week at the Statehouse.

Efforts at the Statehouse to keep state money out of private schools that openly discriminate failed in the first half of the legislative session, but the lawmakers behind the proposals say they aren't done focusing on the issue.

The Jamal Khashoggi Annual Address on Journalism and the Media will focus on the First Amendment, freedom of the press, and issues critical to journalism.

Not everybody is going to like the looks of the Lexus UX200, but many will love the angular bodylines, snarling black mesh grille, accentuated ground affects, and 18-inch gray alloy wheels.

An IU spokesman said two students who were roommates in an off-campus apartment contracted the disease.

The Senate action comes after some men and women whose mothers were unknowingly impregnated by their fertility doctor's own sperm called for creating a felony criminal charge of fertility fraud.

The $100 million program is among an additional $1 billion Holcomb announced in September would be pumped into infrastructure projects across Indiana.

Under current rules, alcohol producers must use a wholesaler rather than self-distribute. But small wineries can have trouble attracting wholesalers because of their size.

Indiana Landmarks says any party willing to restore the famed House of Tomorrow will be offered a 50-year lease to the residence in a partnership with the Indiana Dunes National Park.

The frigid winter has been a blessing for some local businesses and a burden for others. Patrick Tamm of the Indiana Restaurant and Lodging Association says the industry has seen a 45 to 50 percent drop in business compared to last year.